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Machine transcription of 283 recorded meetings — 9% of decided items have one. Speaker names are inferred from voice and can be wrong.

  • Jun 16, 2022Planning1:21:22Regular business
    Pasco 2050 comprehensive plan update workshop

    Several speakers Grey: What what's the criteria for affordable housing? What what what makes it affordable?

  • Apr 5, 2022Board1:55:23Board reports
    Affordable housing workshop request

    Starkey So if you have any other things that you wanted to talk about in a workshop format. Um That we agree upon. Um, let me know. But I'm a asking for us to in the next, you know, few months, whatever, Um Have an affordable housing workshop. Right. And do you need a motion? No? I don't

  • Jan 25, 2022Board1:19:51Regular business
    Pasco Economic Development Council quarterly update

    Several speakers Starkey: So all those all those jobs will require housing. Oakley: Exactly. Yeah. Starkey: Afford and some of them need to be somewhat affordable. Oakley: Yeah, Starkey: they Oakley: gotta be affordable and and workforce housing.

  • Jun 16, 2022Planning1:12:24Regular business
    Pasco 2050 comprehensive plan update workshop

    Anderson If I may. I know I missed this slide, but back to slide number seven as it relates to housing affordability. You have year one and two diagnostics. What what kind of data Have you collected at this point relative to housing affordability?

  • Feb 8, 2022Board1:53:50Board reports
    Sunset Cove dredging and Sand Pebble inclusion

    Several speakers Fitzpatrick: Do they have any um single um section eight housing or affordable housing in there?

  • Apr 5, 2022Board1:54:17Board reports
    Affordable housing workshop request

    Starkey So I um I have been working with Marcy and the um and Terry Pitos and others talking about um affordable housing and accessory dwelling units and other things and how we can kind of um move this forward and what are other counties doing to try and um stave off a housing crisis in um We decided um in a group phone conversation last week that this was best done in a in a an affordable housing workshop. So that um The What's going on can be articulated to all the commissioners and if we need to do some policy changes or we have some ideas. I have one concerning accessory dwelling units that we could um uh get those things um worked out. I'm just wondering if anyone else has anything they would like to discuss so that we can just Maybe have one and tackle a few items. We have the budget

  • Apr 5, 2022Board1:55:48Board reports
    Affordable housing workshop request

    Several speakers Mariano: think so. We gotta see if it gets the dates Oh yeah.

  • Feb 8, 2022Board16:47Public hearing
    P35An Ordinance by the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners Amending Ordinance No. 21-08 to Expand the Moratorium Area; Providing for Authority; Legislative Findings of Fact; Moratorium Area; Temporary Moratorium Imposed; and Severability.

    Oakley Right. The problem with this issue and and we've seen it grow pretty good is not affordable housing because these houses, these apartments are renting for $2,000, $2,200 a month. That's not affordable housing for people. We do need affordable housing in our county. Um but some of this housing is is not for jobs in our county, but for jobs in other counties nearby. And so we need to focus on jobs in our county and housing in our county. And because of this moratorium, We've had other areas of the county. that have come up with some multifamily uh projects. that wouldn't have come up if this was still open and they could come here. But it's in other areas of our county that we're going to get some of the uh multifamily housing up.

  • Mar 22, 2022Board2:09:33Regular business
    R-55 homeless services system of care

    Several speakers So there are some recommendations that have come out of our gaps analysis and uh I I want to mention those uh for individual homelessness to increase the uh resources. For individuals, for housing single adults. For chronic homelessness, dedicate permanent supportive housing to individuals and ensure that there are supportive services and deeply affordable housing. Decrease the number, the length of time for people that are experiencing homelessness, and especially. Uh the study found that the longest path to housing was for those that were in shelters. So we want to make sure that our shelters become housing focused and housing first. And then going on to domestic violence, it's increasing around the country to make sure that there's resources. And we did just receive a grant. for over three hundred thousand dollars for domestic violence programs and um affordable housing we will be using the home ARP funding for uh affordable housing initiatives for the homeless. So that does conclude the presentation and Don and I are happy to answer any questions.

  • Apr 5, 2022Board1:54:13Board reports
    Affordable housing workshop request

    Several speakers Mariano: Yeah, that's that's what it's named. Yeah. Starkey: That's Mariano: what it's named after.

  • Apr 5, 2022Board1:56:09Board reports
    Affordable housing workshop request

    Several speakers Starkey: It does need to be worked out in a budget. So in regards to the budget. Yeah. I hope to go somewhere. Um Okay, I think that is it um for today.

  • Apr 5, 2022Board1:55:17Board reports
    Affordable housing workshop request

    Several speakers Starkey: workshop and I think that's gonna be Probably long enough that we shouldn't add anything on that day.